Abstract:

The purpose of this article is the Ibn Sina’s. 428/1037) It is to reveal that the logic of the water theory is developed not on a mystical background, but on a philosophical ground. This will be done by showing the points of connection with the theory of Ibn Sinai, Aristotle (322 BC), the New-Eflaton philosophers and Ibn Sinai's own reasonable thought. In this context, the article identifies the three reasonable points of the water theory of Ibn Sina: (i) the reasonable understanding based on translation, (ii) the principle of "one interest" and (iii) the possibility of distinction from the reasonable and the reasonable and the reasonable. The first two of them indicate the Aristotle and the New-Ephlaton bond. The third is the original philosophical contribution of Ibn Sina to the theory of water. Ibn Sinâ, each, also reveals the theory of water based on these principles, which are the characteristics of the theory of reasoning. Thus, Ibn Sina, the New-Eflate Philosophers before him and the Farabi (Ef. 339/950) provides a clearer water description of the relative connection to the water schemes.

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